GULA, THE GREAT DOCTORESS
I am a physician, I know how
to heal, I carry with me all the herbs...
I am provided with a bag full
of effective conjurations, I carry texts
for healing, I effect cures
for all...
- The Gula
Hymn of Bullutsa-rabi
Nov. 5, 2013 — Two knee surgeons at
University Hospitals , Belgium
Diana
Rosenberg, “the leading authority on Fixed Stars”, in an interview with Edith Hathaway mentioned
the idea that constellation figures may have been placed deliberately to
pinpoint specific parts of the body [1]. Here we will see a confirmation of her
discovery. As regulars readers know an eclipse behaves like a sharp laser beam in human
consciousness, lighting up areas that need our attention. The 3 Nov. solar
eclipse [11sc16] was conjunct Saturn [13sc53]. Two days later Sun and Saturn
were conjoined at 14sc14. Both were conjunct the star Tau Herculis [14sc33] in Hercules’ right knee! [2]
The chart
for the eclipse at Leuven has other indicators
pointing to this discovery. Neptune [2pi37] that is significantly placed square the
MC is on left leg of Gula’s dog. On very ancient Mesopotamian kudurru (boundary stones carved with
constellation figures) the area we know as Aquarius, the Water Pourer shows
instead a seated goddess with a crouching dog: this was Earth Goddess Gula, “The Great Doctoress”, daughter of Anu, God of
Heaven. Gula was “Great One” or “Great Female Physician” who could preserve the
health of the body and remove sickness and disease with the touch of her hand.
[3]
Finally, the
Ascendant [1aq36] is part of the Indian lunar mansion Sravana also known as “The Lame”
or “The
One who Limps”.
[1] Fixed
Stars, Interview with Diana K. Rosenberg By Edith Hathaway (p.6)
[2] Secrets
of the Ancient Skies, Diana K. Rosenberg [v.2, p.191]
[3] http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/thefixedstars/conversations/topics/2948
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